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...believe it says: “You are not welcome in the Democratic party,” It’s sad to see that some Dems who believe theirs is a party of tolerance and the “big tent” are the most bigoted...
Raudel Yanez ’06, president of Harvard’s Latino student group RAZA, described the holiday as “celebrating death not in a sad way, but in a joyful way.” The festivities are a way of “recognizing death as a part of us and a part of life...
...finally come, and the music stops. I’m sad because I haven’t seen all my friends. Notable absences have included, but are not limited to, The Surprise (the shy person in section who morphs into a total party animal), The Alternative (turns every hip-hop song into a Nirvana-esque mosh-pit) and The Guy Who Jokes About Doing Hard Drugs In The Bathroom. Oh well. Saturday is another night. I’m going to Tommy’s now. What? It’s closed...
...didn’t want to believe that it was over. I want to feel angry, but I know I have no real right to. Instead I just feel sad. Last night was the toughest—my legs shook, and my head hung to my chest. I just felt so rejected. I guess something came between...
...between the glory years of 1915 and 1916 championships, the Red Sox lost to the Harvard baseball team 1-0 at Fenway Park. By winning in 2004, the Red Sox have banished the jeers of “1918”, stopped the tears—at least the sad ones—of millions of fans and proved that they can be a force in the game of baseball today. The inevitable movie will be made down the road, but it will never be able to capture that feeling of finally reversing the curse, the moment when...